It's not often these much loved 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom spacious homes come up for sale. Located in a sort after cul-de-sac with 2 large living areas, these homes suit downsizers, first home buyers and working couples who want to lock and leave. Enter through the front of the home and to the left, you will see the second living space, currently used as a large dining room which could be also used for a theatre room or even a 4th bedroom if you needed the space. Come through to the open plan living area, where there is a great size lounge room with views to the driveway, dining room and kitchen. The kitchen features a double sink, electric cooktop and oven with griller, microwave recess, large pantry, plenty of cupboard and bench space. The kitchen also overlooks the outdoor patio and courtyard. The master bedroom is located at the rear of the home offering a walk-in robe plus an ensuite that has room to move and a shower the length of one wall. The minor bedrooms are also a good size, both with built in robes and one with an additional double mirror robe. Head outside to the lovely patio to entertain or head to the double garage where there is also room behind this space to create a lovely garden or tinker away on those projects. Extra features include • Double electric roller door • Security doors • Ducted evaporative air conditioning • Gas HWS and bayonet • Insulation • Auto reticulation to front of property • Lovely caring neighbourhood Property information • Block Size - 355sqm(approx.) • House size – 133.8m2 • Build year – 1997 • Council Rates - $1700.00 • Water Rates - $1055.52 • Zoning – R30 Location • 700m to Forest Lakes Shopping Centre • 1.6km to Forest Crescent Primary School • 1.8km to Thornlie Senior High School • 3.9km to Thornlie train station Sold by Amanda Dury 0417 985 190 amandadury.com Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.